Kyoshi Frost Wolf
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It is a shame that Japan seems to have such a sexist culture. Look no further than the Dead or Alive series for this and even tons of corporate tomfoolery to boot. A fighting game franchise that has excellent mechanics but it's main selling point is "bOoBs". Not to mention Dead or Alive 6's DLC costing in total almost $2,000. Mostly for more scantily clad outfits for the females, because of course. Japan is a place I have a love/hate relationship with and same goes for most of their media as well.
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... Yeah they are and I don't necessarily like that about them. Though what I do find interesting on the subject is that they are far more open to having LGBT characters in their media than we are here. They don't complain every time about it and claim it's "Hollywood's Liberal Agenda" or some nonsense. If you look up LGBT characters in anime and compare it to the amount of LGBT characters in western animation, you'll see a LOT more examples of it.
I mean Yuri on Ice is a thing and that alone proves that point.
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It's fucking weird man. They don't allow same sex marriage yet they do that, whereas in the US even the mentioning of anything LGBT is considered an "agenda". There was this lesbian teacher (forgot in what state) who brought up her fiance in class because it was "get to know your teacher" day or something. She was suspended after parents complained that she was pushing a "homosexual agenda". On a day where the students get to know their teacher better. Luckily she won against them and got a $100,000 settlement. She could have easily gotten more but she still wanted to work there. She also was voted teacher of the year at that school twice before this. So even mentioning her fiance was considered a "gay agenda" by idiots and a good teacher's career could have been ruined because of homophobes. But noooooooo, homophobia isn't a problem in the US these days, definitely not.
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